- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Mon, 24 Feb 2025 04:20 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Banaras Wedding Viral Video: Banaras is not just a city, it’s an experience that enchants everyone who visits. Amidst its bustling lanes and ancient charm, there’s a rhythm of life that pulls people in, no matter where they come from. Every year, countless foreign tourists arrive to witness its rich heritage and its vibrant culture. A recent viral video perfectly captures this essence—showing foreigners joyfully dancing in a wedding baraat as it winds through the narrow streets, proving that the spirit of Banaras embraces all who step into its world.
The viral video captures a wedding procession moving through the streets, with family and friends dancing joyfully to the DJ’s beats. Amidst the lively celebration, a group of foreign tourists, drawn by the electrifying energy, couldn’t resist joining in. They enthusiastically matched steps with the wedding guests, who welcomed them with open arms, turning the moment into a beautiful cultural exchange. The clip showcases the pure joy of these visitors as they immerse themselves in the vibrant spirit of a desi wedding, dancing with unrestrained excitement.
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The viral video was posted on Instagram by user Kashi Wala, a blogger, on his official account @kashi_wala65. The caption read, "Jiske rang me videshi bhi rang jaaye, wo shehar hai Banaras." Shared just four days ago, the video has already amassed 1.6 million views, captivating social media users. The text on the video reads, "Banaras ki shaadi me videshiyon ne jamkar uthaya anand, E Banaras hai Guru."
The video quickly went viral after being shared, with many users flocking to the comment section to share their reactions. One user wrote, "This is Banaras, Raja! Anything is possible here." Another user recalled, "I once made Russians dance at my cousin’s wedding in Varanasi. I met them on the way!" A third user added, "When a Pawan Singh song plays, no one can resist dancing." "Everyone agrees—Bhojpuri music has its own vibe!" chimed in another.
"These are the guests of India. Atithi Devo Bhava. When they return to their country, they will proudly speak of India. My humble request to all Indians is to treat foreign guests with kindness so they can truly experience India's culture," commented one user. "This is the Banaras of our Mahadev. Here, everyone lives in joy," added another.